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  • Writer's pictureErol Mehmet

Pure water window cleaning - droplets of water that don't hang around



When we give our customers the option of the pure water pole system to clean their windows they normally ask us about the process and why it’s good. What’s the difference between those droplets of water compared to the traditional window cleaning method with tap water?


When using pure water, those water droplets don’t hang around.






Clean windows make a massive difference - physically and mentally. It's great to see clean windows and when you've had them cleaned, 'it's one less thing to worry about'.


When it comes to the actual process of cleaning windows, traditional bucket and tap water window cleaning involve the agitation and removal process.

Normally you agitate with an applicator which stirs the dirt on the windows into a solution and then with the use of a squeegee you remove the dirty water. It’s an effective way to give your windows a sparkling finish, we do it.



However, more and more window cleaners are now using the pure water system. This method uses normal tap water that has been filtered through a purifying system. The filtering system removes natural minerals from the water such as calcium which is the main cause of white spots on the window when the water droplets dry.


When using pure water, those water droplets don’t hang around. We use it and our customers love it.


Normally, there is no need to use detergent with the water-fed window cleaning pole system, the windows are scrubbed with a brush and highly purified water, rinsed and then left to dry naturally.



It's not as easy as it looks - there is a technique to it so don't go thinking you can buy a bottle of purified water and scrub your windows expecting perfect results.


We can help you see more clearly.


Contact us today if you are interested in our window cleaning services.

Eaton Bray, Edlesborough and Leighton Buzzard - 07800887857

Surrey - 07770934916

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